A
quarterly magazine devoted to progressive and revolutionary literature and
art expressing the the anti-establishment struggles of the working class and
oppressed people in the U.S. and worldwide. Poems, songs, stories, short plays,
drawings, cartoons, occasional photos plus editorials by Tim Hall, an anti-revisionist
Marxist-Leninist since the 1960's. Featuring African American, Latino and
other writers of color, prisoners, disgruntled workers, activists in the anti-war,
anti-racist and other mass movements and many writers discontented with the
Bush imperialist juggernaut and the Democratic and labor-leader capitulation
to it. While we urge literature in the direction of revolutionary working-class
politics and a vision of socialism as embodying a genuine workers' power,
in distinction to the state-capitalist regimes of the former Soviet Union,
present-day China, North Korea, Cuba, etc., we accept a broader range of rebellious
viewpoints in order to encourage creativity and dialogue.

Struggle
began as a hard copy magazine in 1985. Submissions may be sent by mail or
e-mail. Struggle is not copyrighted; all rights remain with the author.
Single hard copies may be ordered through the mail from Struggle, Box
28536, Detroit, MI 48228. Single copies of single, 36-page issues are $2 ($3
by mail); single copies of 72-page, double issues are $4 ($5 by mail); a sub
of four single issues is $10 for individuals, $12 for institutions, $15 abroad.
Checks must be payable to Tim Hall, not to Struggle. Struggle may be
contacted by email at:timhall11@yahoo.com